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One night, after having returned to the Skype chat to defend against accusations that I'm Teucer's sockpuppet: [8/31/10 8:44:55 PM] JJason: Ok it's been like a year since I last did a proper task [8/31/10 8:45:08 PM] JJason: So I need a task for my t...
Darkaardvark: I arrive at game headquarters to meet the strangers I am to team up with, only to be quickly cast among a new group of strangers as their Watcher- part referee, part player, part secret agent. Round 1 consists of a photo scavenger hunt...
This is my refrigerator. And there are many stories held with. This is the contents. But all of this food is not my food. Not at all. I only get the top shelf Actually I only get half of the top shelf. I used to get the whole top shelf but then ...
I, along with Burn Unit and Lauren, planned Journey to the End of the Night Minneapolis. But I will admit that the details behind it are a little unclear. It started started way back in October, 2009. Back in 2008 Burn Unit, Teucer, OliverX, Star5, I...
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Before you can add useful rope, you have to have some rope. And I didn't have any rope. I did, however have this: If you ask me, this is not rope. It is too small. This is clearly string. So I took three strands of it and weaved them together. But...
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I called the Mundane Journey hotline and was told to go to a specific intersection. But it didn't sound like any streets that I know. Maybe the dispatcher misspoke... The first street sounded like Gerry... They probably meant Thirty. And the second ...
I decided to go to the highest point in Portland. This turned out to be more complicated than I expected. First thing, it turns out that there's some disagreement about what building in Portland is the tallest. Some say it's the Wells Fargo tower, w...
The Hibben Center for Archaeological Research appears (from the outside) to be your normal sort of modern university classroom building. The interior is comfortably spacious, with an open lounge area in the atrium, surrounded by classrooms and fac...